WW1 Connaught Rangers Other Ranks Brass Cap Badge
A near mint example of this badge with original slider. Found mounted on card and wrapped in tissue so no oxidization. How it would have looked when first issued. Not a modern reproduction.
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East Yorkshire Regiment (15th Foot) WW1 All Brass Economy Version Cap Badge
Die struck in brass. Original slider but this has been much bent out of shape otherwise in good condition. Gaylor confirms there was an all brass version.
K&K Vol 1 No 609 refers.
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WW1 Black Watch (The Royal Highlanders) Other Ranks White Metal Cap Badge
Die struck with two original loops to the reverse (some twisting to them from service wear. ‘Lacessit’ spelling. This pattern worn until 1936.
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Scottish Gordon Highlanders White Metal Sporran Purse Badge, king's crown issue
Die cast white metal in good condition with two original loops to the reverse (some service wear to loops). Slight loss of detail from polishing. Circa 3.5cms tall. Scarce.
Churchill No 1726 refers, but this one is earlier and worn 1902 - 1956.
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WW1 Northumberland Fusiliers Other Ranks Brass Cap Badge
A very good die struck gilding metal condition with original slider. Worn 1910 - 1936.
Col D Wood (Edn 2) No 170 refers.
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WW1 Manchester Regiment Other Ranks Bi-metal Cap Badge
A good example of the ' tram conductors ' badge, with original slider and crimp mark to the reverse. A good stiff badge with sharp detail, with a red felt backing. Not sure this is correct but it has some age to it. This pattern was dropped in favour of the fleur-de-lys cap badge adopted in 1923.
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Royal Warwickshire Regiment Other Ranks Bi-Metal Cap Badge - F. Narborough
Super condition, tapered original slider with maker mark F.N Birm for F Narborough of Birmingham. Near mint, best one I have seen.
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WW1 South Lancashire Regiment (Prince of Wales's Volunteers) Other Ranks All Brass Economy Issue Cap Badge
A WW1 economy badge with original slider maker marked Lambourne & Co, Birmingham. This is the correct pattern of naming with the O in Co, underscored - . Worn circa 1916 - 1919. Scarce to find a nice maker marked example.
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12th London Regiment ( The Rangers ) Blackened Cap Badge
A blackened die struck brass cap badge with original slider (tip bent over to retain it in cap). This is the third pattern king's crown cap badge as worn 1937 - 1952, when they became part of the KRRC. Some wear to finish but this is attractive and gives it a good patina.
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WW1 The Royal Irish Regiment Other Ranks Cap Badge - Smith & Wright
A die struck gilding metal cap badge very dark toned or with a slightly bronzed finish applied. Signs of service wear, has the correct strengthening bar behind the crown and the correct naming style for this pattern of badge as made by Smith & Wright of Birmingham in WW1. Reinforcing bars are very common on King's Crown Royal Irish Regiment and Connaught Rangers badges where fitted with slider... read more